While deliberations on meeting the IMO’s goal of cutting GHG emissions from shipping by 2050 progress, we need to focus on technology that is available today and to improve fuel combustion today. When fuel combustion is improved, emissions and engine w…
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Ship fuels manufactured using renewable electricity, and made purely from water and the gases found in the atmosphere, are being proposed as the solution to decarbonizing marine shipping. Net-zero by 2050 Countries around the world, including Canada, a…
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With five months still to go, June’s 78th session of the International Maritime Organisation’s Marine Environmental Protection Committee is shaping up to be a seminal summit. CMA CGM’s announcement at the One Ocean Summit organised by the president of …
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Less than two years ago countries across the world were closing their borders and locking down cities to stop the spread of Covid-19. Very few analysts could foresee crude oil going from below $20/bbl back then to almost touching the $100/bbl mark curr…
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It smells pungent and if a mere 0.5 per cent of the air you breath consists of it, it will kill you. And yet ammonia is being heralded as one of the best zero-carbon fuel options for deep-sea shipping in particular. In this article we will highlight so…
Smells like sustainability: Harnessing ammonia as ship fuel Read More »